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Oil on the Sahtú: Imperial(ism), Resource Regulation & Modern Treaties - Yellowhead Institute
Since the spring of 2024, the Sahtú Dene of Denendeh, or the Northwest Territories, have been in negotiations with ExxonMobil/Imperial Oil for the renewal of operating and water licenses, the repair of a broken pipeline, and the closure of Oil Fields located in Norman Wells, NT, located on the edge of the Mackenzie River, under the shadow of the Mackenzie Mountains. The Dene name for Norman Wells is Tłegǫ́hłı̨, which means “where there is oil.”…
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